The Huron Expositor, 1977-03-24, Page 5Beatifully crafted by
Kroehler of Canada in solid
Canadian woods and hand
rubbed to a flawless finish.
This gracious suite includes
an extension table, 2
Captain's Chairs, 4 Mate's
Chairs, a Hutch with Glass
Doors, Buffet and Server.
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and Mark spent Sunday with Mrs.
Jean Dill.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester V. Hayne,
Simcoe visited Monday with Mrs.
Jean Dill.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cleary and
Kevin with Mrs. Frank Evans.
Mr. and Mrs. Wrn. Evans and
family with Mrs. Frank Evans.
, Mr, and Mrs. Julius • Kooves
and family of Goderich'with Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Friend, alsci Mrs.
James MacDonald, Shellie and
Pattie, spending the week with
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Friend.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Benninger
and Lori of HeSpler with Mr.- and
Mrs. Hugh Benninger.
40%
.fiedroom
'-Suites
Custom made Colonial and
Mediterranian Bedroom
Suites crafted. by Kroehler'
in the traditional way.
Flawlessly finished to show
off the beautiful wood
beneath. Included is a
Queen size Bed with head
and" }foot= board, double
Dresser & Mirror, Chest Of
Drawers, and one Night
Table.
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Diamonds Enjoy Ice Capades
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EVERY PIECE OFR/RN TYRE .
ef"At,
Correspondent
• Mrs. R. Laing 43-• The 'president, Mrs. John —
Templemin, was hostess for the
Match meeting of the Marian
Ritchie Evening Auxiliary, Mrs.
Norman Harburn presided for the
Worship service which began with
Hymn, Tell Me the Old, Old
Story, and the scripture read by
Mrs.Carter Kerlake. Mrs. Eldon
Allen gave the topic, Christ Is the
Light of the World. Eleven
members answered the roll call,
with a, verse. on Patience.
Mrs. Templeman announced
the Synodical to be held in Knox
Church; Stratford on April 12 &
13 and Cromarty W.M.S. dinner
and meeting on Good Friday, to
which All the• ladle's of the church
are invited. The '1977 allocation
--has been set at $400 and the
supply allocation at $2 per
member plus $1 per group.
Eleven cards and five visits were
reported. Softly and Tenderly was
sung. Mrs. Frank Hamilton
conducted a n umber quiz and the
''study book leaflet, Listen to the
Heartbeats, was presented by
'Mrs. Templeman and Mrs. Lorne
Elliott.
The.study pointed out that both
the physically and , mentally
handicapped'have a right to live
among us with dignity. Very few-
churches are equipped to handle
people in wheel chairs.. People
should help the handicapped to
do things,,not do things for them;
and listen to what they want, and
not do what people think° they
should -want.
Blest Be the Tie and prayer -
closed the meeting. A display of
Amway-products were described
by Mrs. Alex Miller.
Evening
Atixiliary
considers ,
$400'iltiota
4.0 %
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Correspondent
Don MacRae
The Dublin and District
Diamonds attended the lee
Capades at " Kitchener on
Saturday. Thirty-nine Seniors
enjoyed the bus trip and a nice
Spring Holiday.
The Dublin Lions Dance held
Saturday night at the Crystal
Palace was well attended and
enjoyed by all.
Miss Cheryl McGrath returned
home from Egypt and is .visiting
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Pat
McGrath and will be returnin.g to
base-at Halifax where she is with
the armed forces.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve .Maloney,
Kitchener, Mike Maloney of
Stratford; ' Mrs. Marian Lotto; 4
Mrs. Beatrice Fadden,
Mississauga; Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Murphy, Laura and Keith of Port
Colbourne land Mr. and Mrs:
Frank Kistner of R.R. 1, Dublin
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Maloney for the weekend-.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tate of,
Dearborne, Michigan and Mrs.
Wm. Eckert of Brantford, with
-George Coville. •
Delaine O'Rourke, R.R.1, Dublin
and Ruth Finn, London spent the
' weekend in Jamaica.
'The Dublin Colleens had
their 4th meeting at Mrs. Charles
Friend's home. Thisnieeting was
called "Ways with-Pork". Ruth
and Vicki McCreighii
demonstrated garlic ' spareribs.
Their next meeting ins on March'
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Warren, Jill
COMMUNITY SCHOOL COORDINATOR -- Mary
• Sitweller, a graduate•of Conestoga College has been
hired by the Council of St-.Patrick's School, Dublin to
run the Community School program. Money for the
year long project came in the form of a grant from the
-Ministry of Education. (Expositor Photo)
Now on sale! Our entire spring collection of easy-care
blouseS. In all the new spring' shades. Spring and
Summer bound. By all the famous makers - Paul
Rogers International, Surrey Classics, Lad_ `'•
Manhatteri, Sweetheart.
p King Stireet, Clinton 482-7735
STORE HOURS:
Monday' 12:30 . 400' p.m.; Tuesday; •ThOrlidditi,
Friday 1'1:30. 5:30 p.m; Saturday 10 term. 5:00
p.m, Closed Wednesdays • •
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-Correspondent
Mrs. John Templeman
345-2346
Staffa Steakettes met for their
second meeting of the club Major
in Meat, at the home of Mrs..
George Vivian on March 6.
After opening with the 4-H
pledge, the girls answered the
roll call by tiling how-they-mild ,
,..improve their eating habits. • ,
• Mrs. Jeffery discussed quick
tips on how to make smooth gravy
and boW to coat poultry: She also
discussed "How to handle meat
properly" and "Ways with
Beef."
Mrs. Vivian demonstrated
"how to briase meat" and
showed the girls a round steak
pointing out the tender parts: She
demonstrated how to pound.rneat
and how to Wen -a roast Correctly,
how to braise and what types of
meat braise best.
Leadera —discussed,_ time •And
temperature ,tips and Janice
demonstratedVivian Simmering
•weiners:
Meeting 3 Of the Staffa Steak-
ettes was held Saturday morning
, March .12 at the home of Mrs.-
-Silencer Jeffery. Following the
Steakettes discuss
their eating habits
Pled&,-the, ,
, . gills answered,' .
the roil /call by telling what they.
had prepared for 'home activity
and why a certain cooking' method
was used.
Mrs. Jeffery discussed bow to'
buy wisely and meat inspection
for health and cleanliness.
Barbara Kerslake demonstrated
.swiss steak. Mrs:..., Vivian
discussed branding and beef
grades. Leaders discussed the •
different beef cuts. Each member
sampled the swiss steak,
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Butson and .
boys are holidaying in the sunny
south.
Jim Scott is spending the
school break in the Bahamas.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Templeman
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Wyn West, Erribro.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and -
Rbbert visited Friday" evening
well. Mr. and Mrs. David Kemp
• -and family, Clinton.
Visitors at the NorriS horne-on, ••
the weekend were Mr, and Mrs..
Jack purlefgh . and_., Joan,
Cloderich; Mrs. Ethel Lyle, Nancy
and David. Toronto; Jim and Gary
Norris, Brampton..
Visiting London?
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all over the world, have dinner in the
beautifully decorated Terrace Cafe dining
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Holiday Inn, City Centre Tower. City •Centre
Mall haS a live theatre called Centre • Stage.
tnjoy , one of their productions. If you have
Children, don't let them miss Canada's only
Children's Museum. It's located in City Centre
Mall as well. When in London make sure you
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